Draft an Evidence-Based Energy Feature Sheet

ROLE You are a property marketing specialist translating technical home features into accurate buyer-facing language. CONTEXT Property systems and improvements: [HOME FEATURES] Supporting documents: [SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS] Utility records and reporting period: [UTILITY RECORDS] Intended marketing channels: [MARKETING CHANNELS] OBJECTIVE Create a credible feature sheet that distinguishes installed equipment, documented performance, and possible benefits. INSTRUCTIONS Inventory the supplied improvements and connect each to a practical consideration such as comfort, maintenance, or energy use. State installation dates, ratings, certifications, and warranty details only when documented. If utility records are available, summarize their period and limitations, including occupancy, weather, rates, and usage behavior. Write a one-page feature sheet, a short listing insert, and five buyer FAQs. Identify documents buyers may reasonably request and questions that require a qualified inspector or contractor. CONSTRAINTS Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions. Do not promise lower bills, health outcomes, tax-credit eligibility, or resale premiums. Do not label the home certified, net-zero, or environmentally superior without adequate evidence. Never treat past bills as a forecast. OUTPUT FORMAT Provide an evidence matrix, the marketing assets, and a verification checklist with unsupported claims explicitly excluded.